US Energy Strategies Under Trump 2.0
What’s next for Duke Energy, Avangrid, Ørsted, RWE, TVA, and Venture Global?
How is Trump 2.0 reshaping their strategies – and what does it mean for the future of U.S. energy markets?
The return of Donald Trump to the White House is driving a fundamental shift in U.S. energy policy. From a resurgent LNG sector and a bold “nuclear renaissance” to Big Tech’s billion-dollar energy partnerships and the uncertain future of clean hydrogen, this whitepaper reveals the winners, the losers, and what’s next.
“This is not a marathon we are running over decades. It’s a sprint over the next few years.” - Meghan Miles, Duke Energy
Inside the Report:
- Gas is back: Tracking $83 billion in new investments and the projects coming online
- Nuclear Renaissance: SMRs, tech partnerships, and the next wave of advanced reactors
- Big Tech meets Big Energy: How Google, Meta, and Amazon are reshaping the U.S. grid
- LNG Dominance: The U.S. is now the world’s top LNG exporter – what’s next for global markets?
Developed with insights from senior leaders at Duke Energy, Avangrid, Ørsted, RWE, TVA, Venture Global and more, this report offers strategic intelligence for decision-makers navigating the most consequential energy transition in over a decade.
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